The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-07-02
Saturday. July 2. 1887.

Vail MN ~ uiStiut points III tue NDFiH-
west at that time. He will make his
visit In July and regularly thereafter.
ED BAKER is fixing up his stable
in fine style.
SPECIAL cars, special rates, special
occasion and special good boys and
girls will be the characteristics OF
the 18th.
= BED spreads at IS cts to S1.IS
each-worth 80 per cent more than
we are asking for them-at
CHADwIoK's.
That Hutchinson IL Jacobs, of
Little Falls, sell goods at small prof
its is clearly proven by the immense
amount they are selling.
KILL your spring chickens, dear
mothers; we little people are going
to eat and eat on the 18th. We want
peas and new potatoes, too.
WE are in receipt Of the minutes
of the w. Va. Press Association of
last year. They are gotten up in
very nobby style. Many thanks,
Bro. Smith.
DoN'r pay 25 per cent more for
goods than you can get them for,
but go to Chadwick's and buy cheap
for cash. They mean to close out
their entire stock.
NELL. G. COURTNEY made an as
signment the first of the week to the
Merchants National Bank Of Nor
gantown. His indebtedness to that
institution is about $4,000.
HUrcHINsoN & Jacobs will receive
an entire new line of summer goods
this week. Their spring trade has
been beyond all expectations and
their trade is increasing right along.
S. E. BRAND now has charge of
the Old Reliable j. NJ Hess meat
market, and will sell you better meat
at lower prices for cash, than you
can buy at any other place in town.
THE council is having the grass
removed from the cutters and sides
of the streets. This work is much
needed and adds much to the APP
pearance Of the town. Hurrah for
the council
A FULL line of dress goods 25 per
cent cheaper than elsewhere, also a
full line of domestics 10 per cent
less than the same goods can be
bought for any place else, at
CHADwIcK's.
One of the Alderman of our neigh
Dor, South Morgantown, had a fight
with boy on Monday night. Rocks
flew in earnest. We hope our sister
will promptly assert her supremacy
of her law and punish them.
A PURSE of $50 has been raised in
Morgantown, and the Wheeling base
ball club has been telegraphed to
come out and play the Roughs on
Thursday. They are expected to
come and to play two games.
Ii you want a cook stove, pillow,
sulky rake, or in fact anything you
need, you would do well to see
Hutchinson q Jacobs before buying
elsewhere, and if they haven't them
in stock will get them on three days
notice.
Miss ETTIE BoYERs has been elect
ed as first assistant in the Hunting
ton State Normal school at salary
of 5000 per year. Miss Elite is q
thoroughly competent teacher and
deserves this very substantial com.
pliment.
WHILE the council are having the
streets cleaned up so nicely, why dc
they not favor Spruce street
in front of the Methodist parsonagei
This is permanent improvement
and certainly one that adds as much
as any other to the town.
THE new varanda of the Hon. j
Marshall Hagans' residence is the
mobbiest things of its kind in town
The design is very handsome and il
adds much to beauty of his residence
1t was built by VIM. 7. Sargent ant
Bro.
Mr. L. HARPER, the editor of The
Mt. Vernon (Ohio) Banner, who
visited Col. Evans last week, wrote
q very interesting letter to his paper
about Morgantown. 1t speaks o
her future outlook as bright anc
that her boom is sure
SOME mammoth blasts were put
off on the "Black Bottle line, OF
DR.. McLane's lot, the latter part o
last week. The holes were drilled
in for about 10 feet and at one dis
charge all Of the bluff known al
Lovers Leap was blown off.
MoNoNGALIA LODGE No. 10, l. O
O. F., on Saturday evening jun
25tb, elected the following officers
Chas. Z. Jolliffe, Noble Grand; F
A. Hennen, Vice Grand; D. II
Slime, Secretary; Jas. G. Wallace
Treas; N. III. McGeorge, Stewart.
The fifth annual session of tn
Interstate W. c. T. U. Conferenc
and school of methods will be hel,
at Mountain Lake Park, commenc
ing July 23d, 1887. Mrs. Buell., Hon
John Finch and many other eminen
orators will be present. Excursion
rates on the railroads.
JOAQUIN MILLER has sold his To-
cabin in Washington for IS, 100 an
its new owner has rented it to MI
Adee, Assistant Secretary of State
The poet of the Sierras went back t
the Pacific slope some months ag
and he now says he will pass the re
mainder his days there. The cal
in cost him half again as much a
he received for it.
THE Grand Jury found an indict
ment ON Wednesday of last wee
against Noses Wells, Henry Blac
and Nick MADEIRA for the murder {
Emma Robinson. On Thursda
morning they were brought int
court and their attorneys appointed
They pied mot guilty and the
faial was set for the October term {
court. Keck d Son are to assist tn
Prosecuting Attorney in the trial.
The next thing on the docket
the 4th OF July picnic. This is
be the biggest thing for the childre